The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-11

will 20 Into II TO win, possible. X Oincinnati
pSSS synS S nope
among the directors that Cincinnati can be
been PSEs as Ssf has assS S" "
cranky sI ger ana ai Say y
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Rochester and signed By Cleveland. They
the two best men 10 their pGsli9pps ~ the
has aiready been seon. More men arc 70 come
1889 vii h ss ;s 81 s sas G ss
S1S; Il: s. .GsIsI %as. eas sSs
!. 's ss GSss 'e Tie
s sst ssad RI RS lie SSanss
| and 10 pleased at the result ,-
s shS rsn OF bH
action Of the dslegatcs was sudden I Sueh Is
been bee s Quietly discussed ali the summer. and
vas determined, upon q month ,n,,, ago; In tho
easSe 6 Gyds t 81 is w 81 TSas
| obnoxious blacklisting resolution aimed at
Latham. Carpthers and company, and who
| 20 he was firod. And some clubs say that he
shall never enter another meeting OF the
The Ssyslana Club men who have been zen
T oront O. Syraeass and Buffalo had made aug
money this season, and say that there will DO
ence next season. There may be two. leagues,
sses BSt nshsT VII pas ne sssrss That iSs
season with expenses that could only, be met
by an average attendance OF 1.4Q0 and, having
are good deal short on the season, Hamil
sse%s% ,Rs suS sssSSs
tees weren't paid. and i is extremely doubtful
son. SALARIES OF t275 or $500 per month are
paid to many players. and one man Is drawing
BIZ ae ebs more bsv eab Beam among tse ayrs
and done the club no good. and each promising
player. has dozen offers from the Leading
managers are all eager for 2 combination OF
minor League clubs TO fight the evil. and some
threaten to fight this fail. But they cannot
tell how they hope to succeed.
FOR THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
President F. K. Stearns OF the Detroit Club
has been In this city for two or three days, and
either r. things he hs PEN Ss for
Club = sure Of The American Association
on s 4i S1 .n nf s"sqs Rsss
srooHsa to nsay q tn S s
either at Staten Island or the Polo grounds.
It has not been decided az yet whether
would be the proper number. In ailllion
psysd At g. Uhsaxo oi Detroit rha
delphi' Boston, and baltimore. In case the
adoto sis then two su%es
mos sanss Il Of RI
plan is now under oonsiie Grafton. The worlds
Championship season will begin In the extreme
East AMI END In the Tar West. Meyer 'i before h
the 81 A LOUIS and petroiI 9IaSs Both The
edge that the games betwesn the Chicago and
ST. Louis Clubs were not fair test. Last fall
the na s "yss ISu il Sas It.
This fsil. however; both clubs VIII play for al
are backin Detroit to win the larger number
Of games. while the Association players are
beef. put up on the result BY base bali lovers
Throughout the country.
The various strong points OF the two clubs
are being carefully considered. For the De-
f at work rk' and ie base rannias viii be- q the
dent Stearns OF tho Detroits puts much de-
pendence on Bennett toward putting stop to
hs n IN
haps a long one.
BASE BALL NOTES.
Burdocks work this season has shown marked i'm.
The - louis Browns and the Cuban Giants will play
III: srsokya, wiz have the Cleveland Club as 0ppo.
Clarkson. Getxein FoutA and Carruthers all grad.
yates OF the Northwestern League
We have President Byrnes wor for 1t that Brooklyn
will have a winning clue next season
,So,, @ - os ssw so for John Ward
The reason that Harry Wright will leave tho Phia
dephia t.uo Is because he Is u stockhhider
Of Eau w H.'s T. a Sp ~ Of tho North
In i've utive cham pnnsnip garnes that the Chi
eagos nave dssA.ed me rhisasphias the latter team
In OF nvs victories scored BY the Detroit team
over New York the tormers score in each game was
Twenty uniformed policemen will keep order A. tho
game between q. Asrcpotsn aud Loai,yis clubs at
Boyle Of st. Louis and baldwin Of Cincinnati, are try
ing q oa!ea Oh each other goyie began wseksp
caught thirty fourth straight game yesterday.
Jack" Glasseock says; The Caic4sos will never win
asa ba have changed ei W. could
ossi tasn Ave- straight sAms' with ease the way they
The Wasninssop cqe!s figures 4 ap that SO far from
counter local bad weather in the spring and
RaMssy's arm is permanent one l. may not Do as
Of all lefthanded pitchers viii not be able 70 do the ina
steady work he has accomplished In days gone BY.
since II evident that the effort strike out
from nftcen TO twenty men In game bid far to ruin
base ball. the directors OF tho staten island
Athletic Cub have released all their professional pay.
erS and will hereafter play purely amateur team.
MANAGER Csyor Of the Metropolitan has been supplied
snSrn wSn ys a
he checks on tho trouble pus tho players fhe
paper and fos wards !. 70 me LreStors so many men
or another that this plan was found necessary.
This talk about Grand stand payers often used to
disIaraRe good play Wy member Of ought to
be stopped player who puts forth his best effort to
effect difficult catch or makes grand slide 70 reach
base, in fact does anything else advance the inter
ests OF hs side deserves applause lie may work for the
benefit OF The grand stand but the Ike him
just as long as he hspa his do-Ctncia"u LHquLer
On the last trip Of the Chicago Club to Washington
Capt Arson tried TO MI in OF day by paying All ex.
hibiton game with ire Washingt0nS Anson proposed
thar they play Tor la the gate receipts but President
Hewitt or tho washington Cub Refused. Then Arson
oarred TO play on tlewits own terms, bat this
refused. as Mr. Hewitt eaiJ the boys needed days
rest. The Washington Cub must be MAKING money.
Tho smuggling abilities of O'Nei. the st. Louis left
fielder arc simply marvellous. His average IL nearly
.on up to date incud nv OF bases balls But
his average genuine ht.A 10 4 A. and exceeds
anva ans hv n has "A